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Last Updated: Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2025, 11:08 AM PDT
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SpaceX Eyes Starship Rideshare Service
By Aviation Week: SpaceX expects its Starship launcher to break the company's previous rideshare launch record of 143 spacecraft when it begins flying such missions.

Xiphos Unveils Q9 Versal AI-Based Processor at Small Satellite Conference: Video Interview
By Via Satellite: Live from the Small Satellite Conference, Xiphos Senior Director of Business Development Elizabeth Mathews talks about the company's just-released Q9 Versal AI-based platform based processor.

Rogue Space Systems expands workforce ahead of planned dual launch
By SpaceNews.com: Rogue expands staff ahead of planned double launch.

Portugal’s ASC Granted Licence for Santa Maria Launch Centre
By European Spaceflight: Portugal has granted the Atlantic Spaceport Consortium a five-year licence to build and operate a launch site on the island of Santa Maria.

How AI Could Prevent Satellite Collisions
By Universe Today: Space is getting dangerously crowded but a new automated system could be the key to preventing catastrophic collisions that threaten our satellites and astronauts.

NASA Eyes Private Companies For Swift Orbit Raise
By Payload: A recent spate of heavy sun storms is threatening a key space observatory.

New lunar surface simulator in Colorado puts moon machinery to the test
By Space.com: "There are lots of opportunities to use the testbed for lunar excavation testing, construction, mobility, sensing, dust mitigation and more.".